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If you don't own stock in a company, you don't vote in its governance decisions. If you don't own a car, you don't determine when to wash it. If you don't own
by zbrozek 4y ago
If you don't own stock in a company, you don't vote in its governance decisions.
If you don't own a car, you don't determine when to wash it.
If you don't own a property, you totally still get to determine what to do with it by being a whiny neighbor. Why is this OK?
I'm very-much onboard with the "put up or shut up" model of zoning. If you want the place to be empty, you should own it and keep it empty.
- EricDeb 4y agoExactly. These people dont want to actually pay the costs to keep things as they are because really it's about property prices.